On tonight's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw, WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley unveiled the new WWE 24/7 Championship. This new championship will be similar to the long-retired Hardcore Championship, as it can be defended 24 hours a day, seven days a week, under falls-count-anywhere rules.

Superstars from Raw, SmackDown Live, 205 Live, NXT and NXT U.K. will all be eligible to compete for this new title.

Titus O'Neil was the first to grab the championship belt, making him the first 24/7 Champion. Moments later, Robert Roode attacked Titus and pinned him, becoming the second 24/7 Champion.

.@RealMickFoley is here to unveil the newest #WWETitle! #Raw pic.twitter.com/Rfe7NAvK6C

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Introducing the #247Title! Falls LITERALLY count anywhere! #Raw pic.twitter.com/VfzwdvWXvn

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The locker room is making a RUN for it to become the 1st #247Champion! #Raw pic.twitter.com/tEJMlWeuii

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Anytime. Any place. Anywhere. 2️⃣4️⃣/7⃣.@RealMickFoley just unveiled the #247Championship on #RAW! pic.twitter.com/7TkRq4HWMi

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He got it! @TitusONeilWWE is the FIRST #247Champion! #Raw pic.twitter.com/NJvqjn65CG

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WHAT THE?? A title change has already happened! @RealRobertRoode is the NEW #247Champion!! #Raw pic.twitter.com/F5q79zrmIb

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